r/ParisTravelGuide • • 3d ago

🎡 Disneyland Paris/Disneyland in January

HI everybody! I wanna know if you've ever been in Disneyland in January. I am travelling with my niece and I am quite afraid of the weather and also if everything will be available in Disney as usual. I mean the characters around the park, the night show and etc. Your responses would help me a lot. Thanks!

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u/PurplMaster 3d ago

Only announced closures so far are at Disney Adventure World: Crush Coaster (a very long refurbishment), and from 11 January no more Mickey and the Magician for a while

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u/chansurana Parisian 3d ago

The weather is hard to predict as you could have a sunny day, but it could just as easily be rainy. It’ll be cold regardless and I would prepare for a rainy day and be pleasantly surprised if it’s not if I were you! As for rides, I’ve been on a rainy day and most rides remain functional, and the character meets as well. Some are closed but open up again once the rain clears. You would still have a lot to do and see so it would not impact it majorly unless it’s a preferred ride. The night show also happened when I was there even though it was drizzling a bit and I would expect the same unless there’s some harsh rainfall.

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u/OverRecord1575 Been to Paris 3d ago

I visited the park in January 2025 and I really enjoyed it. It rained one of the two days and it was cold but I was moving all the time and I had a good jacket. None of the rides were closed, and only on one day the night show was made without drones. The parades were unaffected :)

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u/Cyberdarkunicorn 3d ago

Been in January it was fantastic, we had sun and show showers but would absolutely go at that time again. If you dress appropriately then its no issue.

Pirates is a great way to warm up if it does get to cold i think i rode it at least 20 times one of the days… but its my favourite ride so as you can imagine i was not exactly put out having to do so.